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	Comments on: Review: &#8216;The Woman In Black&#8217; A Smart, Stylish &#038; Atmospheric Old School Horror Film	</title>
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		By: Frederick Dobie		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Frederick Dobie]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[I generally found it a good take on a well-known traditional English style ghost story (albeit being written by Susan Hill as late as 1983). A lot is being made of Daniel Radcliffe &#034;post Harry Potter&#034; but I remember him playing Rudyard Kipling&#x27;s son John in &#034;My Son Jack&#034; a few years ago, and he&#x27;s also performed on stage in &#034;Equus&#034;, so young Mr Radcliffe has something going for him! I thoroughly enjoyed his performance, but the lapse into mawkishness at the end spoilt it a bit for me. Presumably this was for a percieved American audience?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I generally found it a good take on a well-known traditional English style ghost story (albeit being written by Susan Hill as late as 1983). A lot is being made of Daniel Radcliffe &quot;post Harry Potter&quot; but I remember him playing Rudyard Kipling&#x27;s son John in &quot;My Son Jack&quot; a few years ago, and he&#x27;s also performed on stage in &quot;Equus&quot;, so young Mr Radcliffe has something going for him! I thoroughly enjoyed his performance, but the lapse into mawkishness at the end spoilt it a bit for me. Presumably this was for a percieved American audience?</p>
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